After a long battle with technology, Matthias Blohm <m(dot)blohm(at)digisec(dot)de>, an earthling, wrote:
> Hello,
> a question about a tool or a possibility how could something work.
>
> following situation:
> we have a database which is full of very sensitive information and needed that db to use our online website.
> but now we move the website to a server outside our office and needed to replicate only some datas to the online db.
> with the tool slony i found out , that some tables could be
> replicated, but in some tables are some information, which we do not
> wont to replicate.
> so we need a tool or an idea how to do that.
> I though about a dump and deleting the sensitive datas, but the
> database is about a half gig and we need the changed entries directly
> on the online db within seconds.
>
> Anybody how could help?
Is there some way you could separate out the "sensitive" material into
a separate table so that you'd have:
- Table "public_stuff" with the replicable data;
- Table "private_stuff" with the data that shouldn't be replicated;
- View "all_stuff", which unifies the data when it needs to be
combined.
You might use a rule to decide which data goes where, or perhaps a
stored procedure "create_stuff(elements)".
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